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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-02

eastern fisheries. as there is of getting
up fight with Germany over the re-
fusal to accept our pork. The Cana
diaRs, SO far. have done nothing they
did not have the right to do in regard
to the fisheries, and they are not likely
to go beyond their recognized powers
and authority in the matter. This
country is not in the habit of exceeding
its rights in dealing with other nations,
aDd it certainly will not depart from
the rule for the sake of coercing Canada
into giving permission to a few New
Enelanders TO take bait and fish in
Dominion waters. The Canadian war
talk Is like the barking of the bus Ting
bench leg at the magnificent mastiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-02

THE OLD Dominion Steamship Com
pany acts as if it meant business in the
matter of protecting its vessels and the
public against the destructive and muir
deSoas attacks of dynamiters. On
Monday some fiend managed to secrete
on board the Guy Galdotte an Internal
machine charged with dynamite, and
shortly after the ship set sail an ex-
plosion occurred on board. The vessel
was brought back to New York for re-
pairs, Now the company offers $4,000
for sthe arrest of the miscreant. The
amount of the reward will strike terror
to the hearts of the cowardiy wretches
who are engaged in the Infamous war
fare against the innocent and the guilty,
the offending and the unoffending,
women and children as we'll as men.
One OF these days somebody will be
tempted to sell his partners in this
sort of crimes, for men who will engage
in such business are not above selling
each other.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE..

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HERALD Company. There will be a
meeting of the stockholders of THE HERALD
Company at the Office of the Com pany, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1887, at II O'Clock
am, for the election of officers for the
ensuing year, and for the trans ction of
such other business as may come before the
meeting.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY January "a, 1887.
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CO
| operative Furniture Company will hold
their regular annual meeting Tuesday
February l, 1887, at O'clock p. M, at the
company's office, No. 4l Main Street, for the
election of officers for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
60. w. N. WILLIAMS, Sec'y and Treas.
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I SHILOH's VITALJZER is what you
need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspep
STA. Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
Sold by A. @. Smith e. Co.. druggists. Z
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"Buchu-Paiba,"

Quick, complete cure, all annoying,
Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary Diseases.
81. at druggists. 3
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LIME AND BUILDING ROCK.

AFEssRs. vARLEY & EYERILL HAY
NJ ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared to
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest notice.
Office. and salesroom No. so South West
Temple Street, North of HERALD Building.
Telephone No. 277.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MADAME MIZPAH.

THERE IL A CLAIROYANT AT No 70
1 NIB Il Block, Room 9, a lady of abil-
ity and respectabil who comes highly re-
commenced by all classes Of people and
has testimonials from ONE OF the best
citizens where she has sojourned. She can
read the asst, present and future.
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TAX SALE.

WHEREAS, THE TERRITORIAL
w School and County Taxes assessed
against and uron the properly of John NJ.
Moore for the year AID. 1886, amounting 10
Two Dollars and Forty Gents ($2.4G) remains
unpaid.
Therefore, I, L. G. Hardy, Collector for
Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, by virtue
of the authority vested in me by the pro-
visions of an Act OF the legislative Assem-
bly, of the Territory of Utah, entitled, IAN
Act to Provide Revenue for the Territory of
Utah and the several Counties thereof" ap-
proved February %, 1878, and OF the amend.
ment' ther to, have levied upon the fol ow
ing named property, to wit: One Hundred
and Sixty (160) Acres o. land, in the North
ca Quarter IN. E. ID of section Two (2).
In Township Three Isl South and Range One
~ bast of Salt Lake Ne idian, and will sell
the same, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary to pay the Taxes and Costs, at Pub
lie Auction, at the front door of the County
Courthouse, Salt Lake CT y. on the 18th day
OF February, 1887, at II O'Clock noon.
LEONARD G. HARDY,
Collector for Salt Lake County.
County Collectors Office,
No. 5. County Courthouse,
Salt Lake City. January q, 1887.
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MONEY TO LOAN

NE. PoMERoY, BROKER AND REAL
". Estate Agent, 153 Main Street, MoneJ
to Loan, Houses and Lots for Sale. and
general real estate business transacted.
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 884 E
" Brigham street. Telephone 81.
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TO LEASE.

THE NORTH STORE IN THE HERALD
L Building, formerly used as q Restaurant.
Apply at once at this office.
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USE the Arnold Cooker and Cote
Pot
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NOTICE.

TEE SECOND TERN OF THE SALT
Isnn Lac sake Academy will commence on
yoo9atay Sist In the Social Hall. To accom-
t,,t; al wishing to patronize this insti-
". .o'i 'n as lar as possible We have arrangsd
49, ~ accommodate fifty more students snd
Eisrae the School into two Department. nsu
IS srt ana Fifth Readers. This viii adrnit
Sen sPeelH attention being given 10 all SIN
equal grade. ''.-N ~ De OF an
nv 0eslring TO send students should
&Ppi! Ior permits as soon as possible.
". B. DOUGALL,
A. z. HYDE,
FRANCIS. COPE,
Executive 9samfssee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WASATCH
PATENT ROLLER MILLS.
Best Grades of Roller Pro
cess Flour.

brands, HIGH PATENT & STRAIGHT
made III Utah
E$ The Highest Cash Price paid for
Good Wheat.
Telephone to the Mills, No. 106 once.
oaho Bakery, No 20 Second South Street.
HUSTLER & CO.. Props.
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STORY or 4BUNE IN 4 HOSpTrIr

Henry Powell photographer, Of No. 20 Cool-,t q,
brooklyn, secured warrant yesterday for tho arrest
Of a man named Edward orderly I'm the Uompo-
patho Hospital, whom no charges with brutally treat
Ing HIN when he was patient in the Institution In
July. lilo went there suffering from acute rhcumat-
ism and paid SO week. lilo claims that Edward
soon quaucllcd With him, and one day
when he was weak that he fell
asleep partly undrc~Sci, Edwarl assaulted him i'm a
cruel manner and only dc>istcd when he screamed
lOudly. Feeling that his life safe he cft the
hospital. His story ha, been Invest gated BY court
Myrtle, Ancient Onlcr Of FOrcstcrs, TO which he be-
lOng,, and his friends believe it, DR.. Nanaton. house
surgeon n tho hospital, said thar Powell had not
been Hl-uScd by any one there. The trouble with
him that he violated certain rules and when re-
mOnstrard with was violent. Edward had been en-
ployed for years and wa, conscientious and cOnpe-
lcnt Inan
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,e,vc cpJvJy1LS ~ 4 EOWBOAT

o ,rcprr.TF VILLAINS lNJtlE NV
.nrY FATALLY. ANp RESIST ill.," .,o.a,o,,rrod
cd which NAV prove to hc mnrh'r ocr"'''"
,t,,,,. an hoard a sand sloop lying q" ,'"9'
o y" Tho victim Is Thomas Daily inc MAJ W. ~
IL, 40, ,,ho lives at 80 1.o73 West End ave- ~
., IN ,bc PRESBYTERIAN Hospital WIN al WY 20
- 80, sc,,n and his skull moro than likely
49,, .,tar.s arc Francis Mclaughlin age '"."E
a.o .od Iobn Wheeler. age nineteen. '"S'i''
."o,r,Ittcd Them in the Harlem Police oo"r' H''
49,. ,ri,hout bail until some hing moro ue''"' >
,',a,rn rcr,rline the extent Of DalyS munro i"
,risorcrs boarded the boat on Monday ana ","'''u'
,,ri, ouarrcl followed and he mate was hho'h'"
so,sccss with shovel. They ran to inc Stern VI WV
s,oon c,,t loose yawl. and jumping INTO II P"u''
on. into the stream with two boards.
They were well ont toward the middle oil li'h 'a'c'
whom officer Zwclct and his side partner arrived on
tho scene They secured boat and pm oni amer INC
ftirjtIyc= A. the boat approached them thcy Desah
onIuc thc officers with bricks which hdd b''h I'll
I'm tho vawl and ordered the oniccir 10 keep on OF
they would swamp the CHI boat I'm which 'hry were
pur,uiuc them ZWicheri fired two shots Tor n" dou
lilo purpose Of Illuminating the fupNr- ana summon
ING Iclr from wards Island. bu' the attempt Wa
failure I'm both respects. Tho fuglvr- reached VI"
Long Island shore and landed but tn" officers over
took them AZ or chase shore Of about three blocks
Even then the men showed fight aul Mclaughlin had
to Doe knocked down before he would surrender
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txsPEAKER HITCHMAN SET FREE.
THE BELLEVUE DO TORS DECIDE THAT HE 10 MI
INsASE AND SEND HIM HOME

TIM rrIIFyVF DO TORS DECIDE THAT HE Is MI
INsASE Axp SEND HIM HOME.
heavy set man ~ about medium height, Win fuii'
irou p,ay b. ard and white hair. was recascd ITO"
ho Insane Pavilion Of Bellevue Hospital yesterday
III dress did no indicate aflnence. though according
f., rcv p,uer accounts he recently hali-iihhon-
t. H.. was cx speaker william Hickman, who
~ committed to the hospital "a urday evening
Ia, A. ,bc instance of his wife. daugh er and family
rhv.ican f,r an examination into his sanity. Drs
vat,bevv ID FIELD Edward g. Jancway and uaTt
Douglas had agreed definitely yesterday that the cx
snc.kcr WAS not out of lbs mind. Accompanied by
his bro her. Thomas Iitchman; his faithful friend,
ncIrhhor. he walked to the Twenty eighthst station
Of the Third Elcya cd Road and took tho train
for Harlem
iii, friends wcrc highly clacd at the final
of their efforts but Mr.. IIitchman was calm and re
served II an expert in lunacy had been looking for
a crazy man among tho halfNozcn who had pa sed
out Of the hospital CATO Mr. Hickman would probably
have been the last suspected. 81 believe that
have the determination and viii power 10 outlivc tho
calumny," he said. " Did anything in tho hos
pital management To cpndcmnl Nothing Yet II
had been Obliged To stay there and sec the shacles
put on people few days longer | think should have
become crazy.
this matter" said Or. Field. a. he watched IIitchman
walk away. " II l. serious thing 10 permit dan
gcrouS lunafic Ia 60 out to main and KIN people but
VIC were unable to discover any symp oms of the kind
In this case We toII tho r'pre scntativcS of the rcIa
tivcs who wcrc dcsTOus OF having him denrivcd ~
his libery that If they really considered him cminally
vicious and irresponsible. they could have a Legal rem
cay by suD'tata'lhg their charges before a shcrin's
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NEW ARA.

..on ..vlu,n of the Newark Hebrews was
aediracd ycsicrIy The asylum IS i"cs'I fl 70" trcf,Tc
81 near Frankln-st and IS Three, ono ali ~ which was
nacors dimcn> ion, and cost SlJOOO' an vi VII -,
Oh spS h erI@rript"n The dedication cereTo,S
sbbe,t made an address, followed by inc NV '' ~
Lcnch, hn' q A. r.. SCI out FOR WASHINGTON ,i y'
crday bv the 20 train on t 800 ncrDois including
I"du. ~ ynucn The post waS 10 pc r'.N, ~ ~,
Washington by all the Grand Amy l d Va 10 attend
OF inc | ,c conner stone Of the Lee mnnun'n..
me o,icor, of the Newark biahch VI ennon 10 MeS,rs
- to,'dc and O'ConnOr. the lrish iarl moa +
~ whose visit not yet been nN'u u, ,p.-rr
Tn Ictr,s manufacturing property, 4. 80 ,r 600
was SOFA " t,i,n Fndcavor will hold cohNeh
The Soc. ,,nooo at the Bccyllc Avenue oo"SF'F"
,foua Church.
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HOPES yU4r VIZ LAWRENCE Way RECOVER

HOPES THAT Mr. Ia VRENCE MAY RECOVER
The nun, friends of DE Witt Clinton Lawrence, whose
bridal has been sally terminated Sy his INSANITY
will lie glad 10 that strong hopes ounded Oh expert
spinions are entertained that he Will he restored to the
full use his faculties. those eminent specialists Drs
Bemjamin Ball. ChaIcot aud Lays. OF Paris who had
charge of Nh Lawrence there for two mon h. united IN
this summary OF his case: The prognosco' on Inc
whole May regarded favorable AMI there IS fh!r
chance OF his recovery. but it will certainly take con'd
eabs time To restore him perfect health and lie must
not think of rejuInlhg TO business meanwhile.
DIS. "yie and starr t"mels>ionrrs III iuhacy. also
exprcsspd opinion That with time and rest the patent
would regain the m uss OF MS mud Dr. IdIDOt 81 thc
asylum At Miiieto~n, where Mr. Lawrence IS no"
ieirrd also takes a most hopeful view OF his
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Estimate and Appointments, CITY Hail. noon
Association for the hdNanc, ncnJ OF Nomcn Masonic
Temple. 10 a.
WcstcLcst,r County Republican Convention, White
Plains
Johnston viii case before Suuocat" Rollins.
International Conference OF WOmons Christian AssO-
citation, No East Fiitccntl--t.
Commonwealth club, Metropolitan Hotel p.
Meeting OF Navarro Mats stockholders.
Tamminy Hall judicial conventions. evening.
John J. o. nricns before Judge DOnohue
Meeting OF Jersey city Finance Commi-s toner's. y.
Xh Senate District Republican Convention, No. Z
East Fifty-ninh hist. y.
Harlem Young Mems Democratic club. Club House,
y. m.
Square p.
Discussion Of jerome Park site by Aqucdnct Commits
soncrs.
Working Womens Fair, Py,hagor1s Hall.
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KKOOkLYN.

The Washington Baseball Park VIII again be u'lIIAeu
as obOseau resort this winter
The plavcr. Of the brooklyn Club were pad oH
ccsiciday, and many Of the men went t' '"c" NUM-
force Of 400 new men will De put on IN the Navy
Yard next week to build he new dry u"'h'
The court martial Of All enter Peter Warl' Of ne
Nav for dishonesty. was begun yesterday at the
Nay Yard Paw director stevenson says lie Its
annie evidence to convict nm.
,yo cases Of smallpox have been found ~ the Coon
Samaritan lodging house at Wloushby ana jay .'~"
which affords aid poor men In nc"H' M pa'o
has boon di~.ufrctcd. and fear OF the -p'" "i ''
disease j. entertained.
Frank f. Par,bley, Who conducted III" i"fc-iifh,''H
leading up to the recent trial Of the Rev & W. N"''
a resigned a. secretary of the sunday school III Inc
Wa.hin ton Street Methodist + lscopil 'huI'h'
C,iuton Commaudcrv. knights Tenn ldr had
arad Yesterday afternoon aud ten dedicated The new
aurora Crata cat odlal Ia Bd "rd-aV'.' al'F .i''
Tcu,u;ar ritual. with elaborate ceremonies. me I4'h
Urgimcut taradcd with tn khleit- III h'"I"l" "F''
and several visiting COMMANDERS were present.
Ica>y & Britton. ale and porter brewers III "I">'
,l,ce strike rcccul, occurred have begun sun 10
recover $40. 900 a. damages from John ''"hhe"
rc.ldcut 81 the Ale aud Porter Empl0Nr' Pro','lto
s.ociat ION 70 which their employees b' .pg anu '"'
Long I,laIh brewery. 'oI cons llact 10 "',t Wv,
htl.uc,s aud turn II over 10 he Long IrId4 hio"'S
The Fort Greene Presbyterian Church. Whl'h wa
made no,oriou- by the trial Of the Req. l"hlh
A,aunton by tie PIc,bytcry for cruelty
60 mi, wife while he was ia pastor
,as abandoned the effort 10 maintain UseIi IT, an
,ndencudcnt church and ha- bccom" mission oil IT.
Cu,lc,r. LAFAYETTE Avenue PRESBYTERIAN 'hilIch An
,,icr vas made In the sup enc Court NcslchdN' '.n
t 60, ,rn' c,ty over 10 the trustees of the Iit'cr
n,,rcb an condition. % paving Sl,3JO hod'l"E u'Ds
ard making rel ais for Sl,JOO
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NrwBHl.yswICK - The Domestic and Foreign Mission
Ho,rd. OF tie reformed chucl OF America ar" IN session.
NJ question. of pub importance nave vol deem d"us7r'
uouoKpy Tohn MoIr a ,e thrty nine Of 20 30 Mill,s
.snnd DY ms wife At = IA yrst.Tl,Y hWXlhg Az
and which ftxrnri IRON tho trin+0W over
- h,,onn DOR Shr cut hin town. the h attempted
TO cut h.. throat, bu was dtrefsl D'nrsc uonDo - d"
Ia rcd A. the NOT for his attempted suicide
,,,avru the Eliktpeth wheel " ~ have parade
on 4uri4y even winch number Of clubs ron 81 itr
rt,ies o, he ure. Mt ~insi0s school Ia.
een orc4uzei Nv Nonirn'> r an Ten iortncc upn
Frs.ieric. Foster uon'nstet TOR touncilhtn of the
Fii,h a ard inv n. prob! oa has den~i Ia tcrept and
tho R.v Wright has been named N ms me
long franchise Tor NO" street ran
s,Iehf after Nv several 90 npar- was
vardrd Elizabeth -irest Railway COMPANY AZ VI "a
Nights ommon Council ny vote Of 10 !" D.
road Will throIgh the conire OF IN cy IRON
through Tcr.ey Smith. Livingston au
Grand tho Unon station ii WILL he Two ana
q half Iulles long.
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TAKE RIKER's CALIsAYA Tonic
and ds,y Malaria al other which are at present 20
One or two doses day all that Is necessary
in spite all rh. digg ne up you can then eeI sApk W
RIKER son Druggists aud mfg Chemists. 353 9TH ave.
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No DnIvK SERrED DrRING rREA CHIyG.

An old lease recorded IN the Clerks ohcc Of bergen
County Y. j. throws Light upon the ethics Of The last
cen MY. II j. dated May ,, 177j. and conveys from
the Rev benjamin Van der lAnd" PASTOR ana inc
elders and Gcacons Of the Paramu- Reformed church,
half acre OF Ia AZ a road crossing next to tho church.
t. Robert for twenty five year hec for four years,
at 10 -hllliucs year for ten year, and 20 silin6s
a year for the remaining eleven year. The c'ndi-
tons are that THE party Of the second part, his
heirs and as gnS, from tho commencement To the
c1pi al ON Of the torn aid. keep cause 10 be
kept a decent, civ aud orderly house, not suffering
any pcr-on persons "a" cNil tending practice al
PLAYING At cards railing al dice or copprr nor rct an
evil example Of couutruaucluE shooting mhiCl'- or
cock fighting auy other gam" or salr- WIa'~o'Ncr
neither -al he. -c tcy sell or r"iAi. oi SuHrr OF
90 hc dome. to aiN f-"n. Hlprr man one tt
& 10 Of spultuOu- liquor ON the sabbath day h'i"f"
divine service sell or retail any liquor whatsoever
during the tirIc Of divine service" without y i- upon
a special and absolute" nr."--~y ucr1 "nn-'
II f. sad that deacon vn- Away ON rna'l Hu' nN
scrvlcc that tho door Wa n'i uli]"i I"i
unlawful purpose
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NEM-NOEK CITY.

| Professor DrmInond Will address the students OF
Columbia Coll"sc in the Law school Building this
afternoon the subject Of forming columbia Branch
( of the Young Mems Christian Association.
The animal fall flower show at the Eden Muecc
will open to morrow and continue til November 2.
Tho Police Board YESTERDAY decided to permit
the police TO Distribute and collect blanks for the
press agents election night Rc'urns Of tho
alection will be r"a1 At each police sa'ion and the
Of the newspapers viii be permitted 10 copy
the returns In the stations.
A professional matinee Of Conrad the Corealr' will
given at the Bijon Opera House Tomorrow. The
d" Co,sair" is played nightly To large houses.
owing TO The Republican County Convention last
night at the Opera House the Tariff League Of tho
Nth and Nth Districts adjourned their meeting until
tonight. Cuncordia HAN. No - Avenue y, /, the
place where the League will meet.
Jay Cou'd's Yacht. ATLANTA passed sta, Teton at
- M. yesterday on her uip across the Al intic
to Gibraar
Godfrey Suppon. an old and dementcd German who
lived on the second floor Of the tenement-hou> No
l72 Stanton-st went up to the roof Yesterday and
jumped fell into the yard. lie was killed Instantly
The lighter T. Ovcron. loaded with dye in barrels,
sprung a leak and sank at Pier No 10 North River
Yesterday. The cargo owned 10y / W. James,
of 40 152 Nont-,t., and the extent Of damage was
not known.
A large number Of ladies' most Of them teachers,
with few gentlemen gathered IN The lecture room of
the Industrial Education hs-ocation at 40 INT
vcrstv.pIacc Yesterday afternoon 10 listen 10 lecture
ov Dr. VIE. am A. Hammond on Tie Uses ana
Abuses OF the Brain
Tom" Could, Of No. 40 West Thirty fourth ST.
and his bartender Maurice Grant, were arrested early
Yesterday morning by captain Reilly, Of the Thiricth
Street station. on the charge Of violating the excise
law Justice Ford discharged Could and hcd the BAR
tender In 500 bail
Councillor McCellaud yesterday waived any further
examination in the case against Paul BriSme pro
prctor OF the silver Grill" al No AZ sixth ave.
ON which raid was mad' last SATURDAY neAi. Jus
tcc Power a. tn J .nri~on Market Police 'ouit S'hl
the papers down to special sessions, where INC oac
will be tri'd to day.
The fitch performance in this city Of Tho AIa'ah
Nich,. was given AZ the standard la, night ON sa'ur-
day night hi, spectacular bullesquc Will terminate lis
engagement At that house.
Colonel r. L. J. Miles VIII give another matinee AZ
the Eiou Or,la House, in which Dee proposes To icst
Miss julia MaIlOwc IA " Juic,.'
The work Of rcpaving West Forty -1thrt is al
vancing rapidly and j. finished beyond sixth ave
This work - u real reform.
Stoves were put mp in the Third ave surface cars
yesterday The windows Of tho car. however siAI
present their old JclcleOnian simplicity.